Today was captains charity day and Peter chose Action for ME (chronic fatigue syndrome) as his chosen charity. The afternoon started with a bowls spider then we played 6 fun bowling games. After this we stopped for a delicious afternoon tea with some lovely home made cakes followed by the 6 games again. There was a raffle with loads of prizes and everyone had a marvellous afternoon. Not sure of the total amount made yet but thanks to everyone for coming and supporting.
Everyone had a brilliant triples day in the blazing sun Thanks to all the hard working ladies who helped with teas, coffees and lunch which was enjoyed by us all The day started with a spider that was won by Sharon Minter. There were some very competitive games and the cup for the best morning…
First of all I would like to thank everyone at Polegrove for all their support and friendship over the last few years to help my journey as a Visually Impaired Bowler. You may remember that Nina posted that I was attending the Visually Impaired Bowls England National Tournament in Leamington which was held from 18…
What a superb sunny day we had which set up a fabulous atmosphere for all the first time “bowlers” we had giving it a go on Saturday. We would firstly like to thank all the volunteers, without them, the day would not have been a success, you all know who you are!. Special mentions must…
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Huge congratulation to Rachel Mackriell for making it to the final of the county singles and to Rosamun Wood, Alison Watt, Jo Heasum and Sue Cooper for reaching the county final of the fours. We are all very proud of your achievements and wish you all the success for the finals…….and Leamington
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